Macmillan Cancer Support was celebrated with coffee mornings and teas held across the country.

Among many such events locally was a coffee morning held by the Friends of Chesworth Farm on the edge of Horsham.

I was pleased to help arrange the public meeting held in Barns Green this evening, which Network Rail attended, to address community concerns and answer questions on the level crossing.

I hope the meeting, chaired and hosted by the Parish Council, was useful for the attendees.

On Sunday I attended the “Judges’ Service” held at Worth Abbey.  The Circuit Court Judges and Presiding Judge of the South East Circuit were present joined by Civic leaders from across Sussex, the Police, Coroner, Fire Service and MPs.

I have received the following from the EA and wanted to share it immediately:

Dear Mr Quin

Kinder Living, No Incinerator for Horsham and Horsham Organic Gardeners' Society - HOGS were among many stands at Saturday’s Climate Change Fair Horsham Unitarian Church. I also met the organisers of the Climate Change Rally in Horsham after their protest on Friday.

I am very sorry that the collapse of Thomas Cook has caused so much distress and concern to so many. The biggest peacetime repatriation in history is now underway.

I enjoyed visiting Trimbio, a fabulous Horsham SME, which is making a big impact.

Whilst there have been considerable improvements in services locally (this is reflected in the correspondence I receive from constituents) there is still more that can be done to ensure our network is reliable and efficient.

This morning I visited the team from the Olive Tree Cancer Support Centre in Horsham Hospital. I also met their President, the broadcaster Nick Owens.

I attended the First Steps to Adulthood drop-in event organised by West Sussex Parent Carer Forum at Collyer’s.